ID: 14295
User updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Variables related
Operating System: Win2k
PHP Version: 4.0.6
New Comment:
Zak: I did try it and could reproduce with your code.
I found out, that it only happens when i'm running my scripts on Win2k. On Linux my
scripts are running as expected and I don't need to declare $PHP_SELF global again.
The only difference in my PHP configuration is:
On Win2k virtual dirs is enabled, on Linux it's disabled.
Well, I don't know where to set virtual directory support on/off, so I can't verify.
Previous Comments:
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[2001-12-04 19:34:58] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can not reproduce this with PHP 4.1.0RC5 either.
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[2001-12-02 01:52:04] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cannot reproduce under PHP 4.1.0 w/ Linux
Please try the code below. Save the files under the names
indicated in the comments and try running test.php:
# test.php
<?php include 'test.inc'; echo "Main File: $PHP_SELF" ?>
# test.inc
<?php echo "Included File: $PHP_SELF" ?>
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[2001-11-30 15:07:54] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
EXAMPLE:
// Main script
// The global variables are available in this script
include("form.inc.php");
...
// End main script
----
// File: form.inc.php
// The global variables from the main script are not available here
<form action="<?php echo $PHP_SELF; ?>" method="post">
[form]
</form>
// End file: form.inc.php
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[2001-11-30 12:25:30] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please include short example scripts here.
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[2001-11-30 03:51:40] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The following bug or feature (not yet sure what it is ;)) is related to the scope of
global variables.
SYSTEM:
I use PHP 4.0.6 on Win2k pro as i downloaded it from this web site.
The loading of extra modules does not change the described behaviour.
The Server API is Apache (Apache V. 1.3.22 win)
PHP.INI:
register_globals and register_argc_argv is ON
DESCRIPTION:
I have the global variable $PHP_SELF.
Now i include a file where I want to use $PHP_SELF.
Within the included file, $PHP_SELF is unknown (it has lost it's global state), and i
have to declare it global again.
This appears for any other global variables too, $PHP_SELF is just an example-
This behaviour seems to be new to PHP 4.0.6, because i didn't have the problem with
4.0.5.
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